Celebrity Wrist Watch: Samuel L. Jackson Sports Piaget in “The Avengers”
In Marvel Studios’ new blockbuster film “The Avengers,” Samuel L. Jackson plays Nick Fury, leader of S.H.I.E.L.D., the top-secret government agency behind the formation of the world’s mightiest super-hero team. But the watch he’s wearing in the movie is no longer a secret: it’s a decidedly masculine model from Piaget’s iconic Polo collection.The watch is a Piaget Polo Chronograph, powered by Piaget’s in-house Caliber 880P movement. The model that Jackson wears in the movie has an 18k white gold case, silver dial and black alligator strap. In addition to its automatic chronograph with flyback function (perfect for Fury to monitor the time-sensitive espionage missions of his agents), the watch also features a dual-time-zone indication (ideal for keeping track of time in another zone while cruising around the globe in the massive S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier). The watch, despite its big 43-mm diameter, has a de riguer ultra-thin case. It also fe

Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 5524 Watch
What you are looking at here is the new Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 5524 introduced at Baselworld 2015. Yes, it is an unmistakably pilot-style watch from Patek Philippe. Your eyes are not kidding you.Patek Philippe has got to be one of the most unpredictable?brands in recent times. Most recently, the company announced that it would revise its prices and that resulted in most regions receiving price cuts. Although this is not the first time Patek Philippe has done so, it comes at a time when the Swiss Franc has appreciated significantly and other powerhouses like Rolex and Audemars Piguet have increased their prices. And at Baselworld 2014 last year, it released a high-complication steel watch, the Annual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5960 (hands-on). That was a watch that caught everyone off guard and got everyone excited, and this year, Patek Philippe is at it again.Provenance is, of course, extremely crucial when it comes to high-end watchmaking, and before you dismis

BRIDGE OF MOVEMENT / CALL of Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Roue
BRIDGE OF MOVEMENT / CALL THE:The dial was created on the main plate of the movement itself and is decorated with a blown sand finish with relief index polished black (hours, minutes and power reserve); obtained with surface treatment special laser and chemical Surface of DM). The square wheel and leaves of clover of mesh transfer power with the same precision as the part of circular counterparts; In addition the wheel is used to indicate the seconds The square wheel and the wheel of the clover sheet are highlighted by a circular aperture on the movement, decorated with a bottom of sand-dazzled end.

Singapore getaway
Went to singapore for a holiday with my buddy at Ritz Carlton Millenia for few days and took one quick pic of my Rubens Barrichello 2 titanium with my buddy Survivor. Its good to be back to Singapore again. Used to live there when i was a teenager for schooling. Such a beutiful clean city. Enjoy guys

Might just be...
...the best watch ever. More than ever it's all about functionality for me. And I'm not shy about how I feel aboout the DJ41. Which is also very functional. But in the quest for the perfect watch, I'm looking for a tool as much as anything else. And a tool that has robust functionality. I've tried smart watches. So far, not for me. I've worn and still wear the Fitbit. But for me, for now, mechanical is my path. Anywho, I'm on this long windey watch journey. And I'm currently away with the lady. It was a relatively easy choice what to bring. The blnr. And while a one hour difference I didn't set the GMT. It seemed pointless in this situation. But through workouts and endless snorkeling, I've used the timing bezel. And the dial was super clear underwater. Have the date to keep a little bit of track on reality. Lume for the 2:00 am trips to the bathroom. And a little bling for the jewelry aspect of things. I've got a sub bracelet on it and I've adjusted the size at least a dozen times. Li